Surgical Tooth Extraction
A routine procedure at our practice, even for impacted or severely damaged teeth.
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Dentoalveolar Surgery: Individual Concepts in Jaw and Tooth Care
From wisdom tooth removal to root resection we take on the surgical procedures that go beyond a regular dental practice.
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Surgery in the Area of Teeth and Jaws
Oral, maxillofacial, and facial surgery also deals with all dental-surgical procedures in the area of the teeth, jaws, and other structures of the oral cavity.
Among the most common procedures are the surgical removal of wisdom teeth and the surgical treatment of root-filled teeth in the form of a root resection.
If operations are classified as difficult or carry particular risks for example in the case of cardiovascular or metabolic diseases a referral to our specialist practice for oral, maxillofacial, and facial surgery is often made.
Our services at a glance:
- Surgical tooth extraction, including impacted teeth
- Root resection to preserve teeth
- Periodontal treatment of the tooth-supporting apparatus
- Preprosthetic surgery before dental restoration
Our Services
Common Procedures at a Glance
Four surgical treatment areas with which we support dentists and their patients.
Key Points at a Glance
- Dentoalveolar surgery covers dental-surgical procedures on teeth, jaws, and the oral cavity.
- Most common procedures: surgical tooth extraction and root resection.
- In cases of increased risk (e.g. cardiovascular disease), treatment is carried out by a specialist surgeon rather than at a regular dental practice.
- After treatment is complete, the patient is referred back to the treating dentist.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why am I being referred to an OMF practice for a tooth extraction?
In the case of brittle roots, impacted teeth or teeth lying deep beneath the gum, as well as increased medical risk, treatment is often referred to a specialist practice for oral, maxillofacial, and facial surgery.
Is a surgical tooth extraction painful?
In most cases, the procedure is performed under local anesthesia and is pain-free for you.
When is a root resection necessary?
If inflammation persists despite root canal treatment, a root resection can still preserve the affected tooth.
Will I be referred back to my dentist after treatment?
Yes, consistently referring you back to your treating dentist after treatment is complete is a matter of course for us.